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MARCH 10Th Skelton Parish Council Mee�Ng at 7.30 P.M The Parish News and Notes are produced for the community by THE INGLEWOOD GROUP OF CHURCHES in the Diocese of Carlisle INGLEWOOD DEADLINE DATE the deadline date for the magazine is now the 15th of each month Email parishnews888@b�nternet.com Calthwaite as normal please submit to Pat Ivinson NEWS AND NOTES The local magazine for the communities of ADVERTISING IN THE MAGAZINE IS AVAILABLE from £80 PER YEAR, Ainstable, Armathwaite, Calthwaite, Hesket, Hutton, Ivegill and Skelton for more informa�on, please email parishnews888@b�nternet.com CLAIMING DATES MARCH 10th Skelton Parish Council Mee�ng at 7.30 p.m. at Hu�on End Village Hall. 21st SOUP AND PUDDINGS HUTTON END VILLLAGE HALL 12-.2.00pm 26th Highlights Rural Touring Scheme Armathwaite Old School Hall 28th Easter Coffee Morning - Low Hesket Village Hall (for St Mary’s Church) APRIL 20th Annual General Mee�ng Skelton Toppin Memorial Hall at 7.00 p.m. 26th St George's Duck Race, Pack Horse Bridge, Ivegill 2pm MAY 24th Annual Plant Sale and Lunch Toppin Memorial Hall Skelton JUNE 13th Skelton Bogie Race 20/21st Armathwaite Open Gardens AUGUST 1st Produce Show- Low Hesket Village Hall SEPTEMBER 26/27TH History of Armathwaite Old School Hall NOVEMBER 28th Christmas Coffee Morning - Low Hesket Village Hall (for St Mary’s Church) SWIFT NEST BOXES The Swi� popula�on is in serious decline and if it con�nues visits from our summer birds might be a thing of the past in Eden. The project aims to supply and install Swi� FEBRUARY 2020 Boxes. Interested householders in the area are offered one or more boxes which will be supplied and fi�ed free of charge. Produced for our community by THE INGLEWOOD GROUP OF CHURCHES If you are interested contact Stew Wilson On 01768 896324. Supply and fi�ng will th take place from the end if March in readiness for the early May arrivals 32 Deadline for Monthly Submission -15 of each month. Town Head Cottage, Ainstable, CA4 9RE Sceugh Dyke Calthwaite The Parish News and Notes are produced for the community by PVC windows, doors and porches, THE INGLEWOOD GROUP OF CHURCHES Other Joinery Work and ceramic tiling MOTOR SERVICE & REPAIRS in the Diocese of Carlisle Free Estimates Not VAT registered MOT PREPARATION TEL: 01768 896294 01768 885318 During the Interregnum Contact The Rural Dean 01768 863000 email: [email protected] or contact persons below from each Church Specialist wills, tax & probate solicitor Over 30 years experience & one of the few true specialists-large city firm experience without the high prices -over the years has saved millions of Ministry Team £ Inheritance Tax -Lynn Emery 01697 478303 | 07901 229218 | Churchwardens [email protected] Ainstable: Vacant Please Contact 01768 896802 Armathwaite: Ken Bonsor 016974 72054 Jenny Roscoe 016974 72383 Calthwaite: Pat Ivinson 017688 85205 Alison Snaith 017688 85265 Hesket: Vacant Please Contact Alma McKinny016974 73998 or Wendy Glendinning 016974 73044 Hutton: Lord Inglewood 017684 84500 Myles Walker 017684 84193 Ivegill: Elizabeth Blake 016974 73707 Skelton: Jim Mills 017684 84446 Rachel Jones 01768 484170 Pastoral Co-ordinators Ainstable: Vacant Armathwaite: Claudia Weaving 016974 72412 Calthwaite: Alison Snaith 017688 85265 Hesket: Dinah Reid 016974 72423 Hutton: Marjorie Barnes 017684 84459 Ivegill: Vacant Skelton: Nancy Hullock 017684 84271 Commissioned Lay Ministers Pastoral Assistant (Listening and Counselling): Claudia Weaving 016974 72412 Country Style Windows Pastoral Co-ordinator & Worship Assistant: Dinah Reid 016974 72423 F.E.N.S.A. Registered Company UPVC Windows, Doors & Conservatories Specialists, Fascia Boards, Soffits - Associate Priests Armstrong Bros, Garth House, Low Hesket , Carlisle CA4 OEU Canon Brian Dawson Applecroft, High Hesket 016974 73069 Tel: 016974 73102 Fax: 016974 73054 email: [email protected] www.countrystylewindows.com Canon Myrtle Langley Grania, 5 Farbrow Rd, New Harraby 01228 539291 email: [email protected] The Joiner’s Workshop, Town Head Farm, Ainstable All types of joinery and carpentry work including bespoke items Telephone/Fax 01768 896067 2 Dear Friends Piano, Clarinet, Saxophone Lessons Beginners to Grade VIII A friend, knowing both my close association with the Church and also my love of the game of Jane Bagot, Calthwaite cricket, gave me as a Christmas present, Andrew Bradstock’s biography of the Rt. Revd. David [email protected] Sheppard: Batting for the Poor. This biography weaves together Sheppard’s church life 01768 885988, 07702 592167 together with his cricketing career and it would be fair to say that he was eminently successful in both, becoming Bishop of Liverpool in 1975 and twice captaining the England cricket team against Pakistan in 1954. He still remains the only capped English player to have been The Green Veterinary Surgery ordained. Skelton, Penrith CA11 9SQ Tel: 017684 84258 Fax: 017684 84168 His cricketing career produced one of those legendary stories surrounding the great fast bowler Email: [email protected] Web: greenvetskelton.co.uk Fred Trueman, who had had a number of catches dropped by Sheppard’s normally very safe hands. In exasperation Fred advised, “Just pretend it’s Sunday reverend and keep your hands Muster Upholstery and Furniture together!” Restoration Services. Traditional and Modern upholstery. All work meets Fire Regulation Standards. We pick As the title of the biography suggests, Sheppard was a champion of the poor and marginalised up and deliver. See my work on Musters facebook page and in 1985 was appointed to the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Commission on Urban Priority Contact Paula on 07837755207 email [email protected] Areas, which culminated in the publication of the powerful Faith in the City, one of the outcomes of which was the Church Urban Fund. This is still active today, enabling vital work in inner city deprived areas. CRAIG BUTTERWORTH D.O.T. A.D.I. David Sheppard will probably be best remembered however during his time as Bishop of Liverpool for working very closely with the Roman Catholic archbishop, Derek Worlock, in PROFESSIONAL DRIVING TUITION DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE what must rank as one of the greatest ecumenical partnerships of modern times. Both Sheppard and Worlock brought together an ecumenical grouping extending across the Roman Catholic, THEORY TEST TUITION Baptist, Anglican, Methodist, Salvation Army and URC churches within the city. The latter four of these denominations will form the ecumenical partnership working together in our own TEL: SOUTHWAITE 016974 73895 nascent Mission Communities in Cumbria. MOBILE: 07815 511025 www.drivingschoolpenrith.co.uk Both David Sheppard and Derek Worlock are commemorated in a sculpture at the half way www.drivingschoolcarlisle.co.uk point of Hope Street, which directly links the two Liverpool cathedrals. Sheppard is sculpted with a cricket ball at his feet, the symbolism of which will not be lost on those who are familiar with the cricketing anecdote above. But he didn’t drop the ball of course, symbolically or A and R Landscapes metaphorically and nor must we as we set forth on our own journey into deeper ecumenical We provide a professional, friendly and efficient landscape gardening service. partnership with our fellow Methodist, URC and Salvation Army Christians in Mission We cover all aspects of landscaping including: horticulture, stone-work, design, Communities. Prayer cards, now in every church in the Group, carry a Prayer for Ministry, countryside management, ponds/lakes, garden maintenance. Free quotes available. an extract from which reads: Contact Rob 077305 70889 Alan 07791 648 825 Email [email protected] … to establish your kingdom of love, justice and peace in our lives, families, congregations, communities and in all the world. Armathwaite Community Primary School We are a friendly, caring school where And as we step out in faith we should be ever mindful of the words of our Lord which close each child is valued and important, a place Matthew’s Gospel: where school, children, parents and mem- bers of the community work in partnership Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of and learn together. Armathwaite School the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything that I have commanded offers the best of both worlds - a caring you. And remember, I am with you always, to the end of the age. family atmosphere and high standards of education. We provide breakfast club from 8am Ken Bonsor and a range of after school clubs. If you would like to visit please ring to arrange a time. Tel: 01697472296 Email: [email protected] Inglewood Parish and Ministry Team Notes AQUADRY LOCKHART CARPET &UPHOLSTERY DECORATING Next Benefice Services : CLEANING SPECIALISTS For all your decorating requirements, Internal & th 29 March Benefice HC Hesket 10.30am 01228 810141 External. Paper Hanging, 07867 505 206 broken colour techniques, tiling, artexing, dry lining CALL FOR A FREE Lockhart, Middle Yard, NO OBLIGATION QUOTE. Calthwaite 01768 885 206 PCCs, JCC reviews APCMs and Deanery Synod mee�ngs JCC Mee�ng Tues 3rd March JCC St Michael’s, Skelton 7.30pm COMMISSION, SERVICE, REPAIR & INSTALLATION OF OIL FIRED BOILERS APCMs 2020 ALSO COOKERS, e.g. AGA – RAYBURN – STANLEY Tues 10th Mar APCM Skelton Church 7.30pm Blackdyke Farmhouse, Blackdyke, Silloth, Wigton,Cumbria CA7 4PL Wed 11th Mar APCM Ivegill IVH 7.30pm Tel: 016973 32800 Fax: 016973 32900 Mobile: 07887 794647 Thurs 12th Mar APCM Armath/Ainstable AVI 7.30pm Sun 15th Mar APCM Hu�on – Church 7.00pm following EP th THE GLOBE INN CALTHWAITE 01768 885238 Wed 18 Mar APCM Hesket Church 7.30pm Opening hour’s weekdays 5pm til late food served 5-9. Weekends 12-late. Tues 24th Mar APCM Calthwaite Church 7.30pm Saturday food served 12-2 then 5-9 Sundays food served 12-9.
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